Auto Advice

There's so much to remember when you're buying a new car.

Car loans and leases. Both will allow you to get a new car with monthly payments. But each have their own distinct advantages and differences that may or may not be right for you.

Just because you're tired of your present car, or it's just plain tired, doesn't mean it doesn't still have value.

It's easy to fall in love during the car buying process, even over something as simple as a color. But many people find out, much to their dismay, that the honeymoon is over when their purchase doesn't really meet their needs after all.

You can always trust a car salesman to quote you fair prices for your trade-in and the car you want to purchase... Or can you?

So you've made the Big Decision. No more dreaming or just thinking about it -- you're ready to go shopping.

You walk into a car dealership, knowing you want a new car.

More people these days are choosing a lease over purchasing their new car. There are benefits - the big ones being lower monthly payments, having a new car every few years, and low maintenance expenses.

Buying and owning a new car for most people is an exciting experience.

Are you confused by all of the auto offers out there? You're not alone. Deciding between a low-rate dealer loan or a rebate can be difficult. So take a look at these facts before you finance your next new vehicle.

For most people, the negotiation process is the least favorite part of getting a new car.

For the dealer, profits can vary greatly on the particular models they sell.

Car insurance is a legal requirement for every vehicle on the road. But there are no laws that say you have to pay too much for insurance or have more coverage than you really need.

Once you've determined the types of insurance you'll need, it's wise to get quotes from a few insurance companies.